All Policy articles – Page 42
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NewsGove warns of legal action if landlords send remediation bills to leaseholders
Building Safety Act provisions to protect leaseholders come into force today
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NewsRIBA to investigate post-Grenfell crisis in professional indemnity costs
Cost of PI insurance has risen in the wake of rising claims over fire safety defects and poses ‘existential risk’ to building designers
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NewsCIH to end relationship with events and publishing business Ocean
Chartered Institute of Housing to launch own magazine and new event
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NewsSocial housing regulator CEO steps down
Fiona MacGregor leaves her role after nearly four years
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NewsHBF warns Gove over ‘widespread delay’ caused by bungled green policies
Housebuilder body calls for talks to address impact of nutrient neutrality and problems with Part L upgrade
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NewsGovernment admits deregulation drive stopped officials raising fire safety warnings prior to Grenfell
But housing department lawyer tells Grenfell Inquiry that “competent” industry professionals would not have signed off flammable cladding systems
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NewsAffordable housing delivery shows partial recovery in 2021/22
Homes produced from Homes England-funded schemes remain well below pre-pandemic levels
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NewsHousing boss and former civil servant takes over as chair of CASE
Matthew Bailes has succeeded Elizabeth Austerberry as chair of the Consortium for Housing Associations in the South East
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NewsNHF appoints education sector leader as new chair
Maggie Galliers to lead board of housing association trade body from September
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NewsEssex Council withdraws local plan and refuses L&G green belt scheme
New council leadership pledges to protect open space
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CommentThe rhetoric of planning reform has changed more than the substance
Michael Gove has artfully repositioned the government’s planning reforms, but more of his predecessor’s original vision remains then you might think, writes Paul Smith
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NewsBPF warns private rent reforms could lead to lengthy disputes in court
Landlords body says investors in housing will “feel let down” if disagreements can’t be swiftly resolved
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NewsMore developers sign government’s cladding pledge
Hopkins Homes, Robertson, Story and Weston Homes among housebuilders to promise to repair homes affected by fire safety crisis
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NewsThe great local plan slowdown - 14 council areas where activity is on hold
Planning authorities are halting or revising their local plans due to policy uncertainty and Savills has put together a list of 14 that have put things on ice
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NewsGove wants more funding for social housing
Housing secretary tells MPs he wants more affordable homes and accepts that requires investment
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NewsGove says associations will be ‘seduced’ to join Right to Buy scheme with generous funding
Housing secretary says Treasury has agreed to find funding package but not finalised deal
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CommentWe must not let housing policy fall victim to political popularism
The proposed Right to Buy for housing association tenants shows Boris Johnson is desperately grasping for policies that won’t work and will cause damage, warns Ben Derbyshire
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NewsRelief as government releases part of ‘crucial’ software for regulation changes next week
The first tranche of SAP 10.2 software will cover 75% of buildings
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NewsGove claims new NPPF will ‘drive greener development’
Housing secretary’s comments come as MPs criticise Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill for no mention of zero carbon